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North Vancouver City Hall
Gallery: North Vancouver heritage
display. Until Feb. 19. Fiours: 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday.
North Vancouver District Hall
Gallery: jollean Matsen. To March
18. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.

North Vanceuver Provincial
Courthouse: Pamela Holl Hunt,
To Feb. 19. Hours: Mon.-Fri.
8:30-4:30 p.m.

— All Public Places shows
sponsored by the North Van-
couver Community Arts Coun-
cil,

Presentation House: Galiery hours:
Wed.-Sun. 12-5 p.m.; Thurs. 12-9
p.m. Admission: $2.14/1.07.
Rescuers of the

Holocaust: Portraits by Gay Block.
Organized and circulated by Cu-
ratorial Assistance, L.A. Shown
concurrently is Kadedish by Nomi
Kaplan which confronts the artist's
personal and public history of the
holocaust. Jan. 31-March 8. Info:
986-1351. :
Seymour Ari Gallery: Gabriele
Gottschlag and Terry Henderson,
Mixed media. Gallery hours:
Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and
Wednesday evenings, 7:30-9 p.m.,
Saturdays, 1-4 p.m.

Gallery Alpha: Thomas Anfield: A
Body of Work. Anfield’s figures are
-grouped in varying tableaux that

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contrast a bold sense of drama
with the enigmatic nature of the
human condition. To Feb. 8.
Harrison Galleries: New Work by
lson Chu, George Bates, Kiff
Holland, Daniel Izzard, Jose
Salvador, Lia Collins, Marke
Simons. 2022 Park Royal South
Mall.

Elsewhere

Vancouver Art Gallery:

David Milne, The first major
retrospective of David Brown
Milne (1881-1953). One hundred
and fifty oil paintings by one of
Canada’s greatest artists. To March
30.

Diane Farris Gallery: The Big
Picture. New large-scale work by
David Bierk, Steve Dashwood, Gu
Xiong, Sam Lam, Attila Richard
Lucacs and more. Highlight is
Lucacs’s Camouflage or Perish. To
Feb. 4,

Andrighetti Glassworks: North
Shore native Graham Scott laun-
ches his first solo exhibit. To Feb.
3. 1751 W. 2nd Ave.

Former Cartwright Gallery in
Granville Island: B.C. Glass Arts
Association first annual members
exhibition includes works by glass
designers, artists and makers.
Guided tours available by glass ar-
tist Graham Scott. From Feb. 14 to
March 4, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tues-
day through Sunday. Info: 430-
1953.

|. W. Van jazz vocalist

teaming up with
Fraser MacPherson

WEST VANCOUVER jazz vocalist’ named after her.

Eleanor Cellins joins forces with

tenor saxman Fraser MacPherson

‘for a Feb. 2 concert at Richard’s
. On Richard's. 7

__ it is Collins’s first. public appear-

ance.in many years, and the first
. time ‘since CBC-TV’s early days
‘s that: she and MacPherson’ have

performed together. ce

The’ Edmonton-born Collins, .

who was recently inducted. into
the B.C. Hall of Fame along with
North Shore actor Robert Clothier,
.° became a fixture’ on the Van-
" .couver . jazz scene. in- the .1950s
“and ‘60s. She was the first Cana-

dian ‘woman to have a radio show -

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She performed on CBC-Radio for

many years, appearing regularly
with the Swing Low Quartet.

Over the past few years Collins
has been in what she calls “more
than semi-retirement,” performin
as a soloist only for hee local
church corigregaticn.

She says the Feb. ? concert will
feature popular jazz wines, “nice,
relaxed old numbers people m
age (which she won’t reveal) will
recognize.”

Tickets, at, $28.50, include din-
ner and-dancing. Doors open at 7
p.m.

- *. First. (mpressions. auditioning
_ for two upcoming productions

. “NORTH VANCOUVER’S First Im-
pressions Theatre has announced

~;that they will be holding auditions

ae for two upcoming productions on
—_ Thursday, Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. The
. auditions will be held at Rehearsal
_ Studio 3 at James Cowan Theatre,

“6450 Deer Lake Rd. in Burnaby.
‘-Prepared material is not required

{ering resume and photo if possi-

le). :

; The Life and Death of Sneaky
Fitch will be performed at Hendry
Hall. in North Vancouver April
15-25 and then move into the new
Cove Theatre in Deep Cove April

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29-May' 2. The play will ‘be
directed by Deep Cove’s Norman
Leggatt with musical direction by
Lynn Valley’s Darlene Kozak (not

-all parts require singing).

The second production, Echoes
Across the Valley, is a new original
script by former North Vancouver
playwright, Peter R. O'Rourke.
This play will be entered into the
North Shore Zone of the Theatre
B.C. Festival during the week of
April 20-25.

For more information call 929-
2998.

| Mulligan TV special prelude

to 30-hour famine fundraiser

WEST VANCOUVER’S Terry David

Mulligan has receniiy returned

from Brazil after participating in

the filming ‘of a television special

_ to promote Warld Vision’s annual

~~ fundraiser called the 30-Hour
Famine. :

Muiligan, along with — singer/

songwriter Paul Janz, will be

featured in the TV special Trouble |

in Paradise to air on MuchWiusic
tonight.

The TV special is a prelude tn
the 30-Hour Famine fundraiser on
Feb. 21 and 22 which encourages
participants to go without food for
30 hours, raising awareness and
funds to combat poverty in the
Third World. ;

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